"But what about unforeseen delays?" Jordan asked.
"We will have to deal with them as they arise. We will transport the payload down to Oyster Creek by rail."
"Uh, wait a minute." It was Mackown who spoke again. "We've got some problems there, too."
Jeremiah sighed. "Go on," he said.
"I had to research the Jersey rail system for reasons I'll explain shortly, and the truth is you're going to have to go seventy miles out of your way to get it anywhere close to Oyster Creek by train. The recently completed Atlantic City extension of Conrail sustained significant damage during Superstorm Sandy. Much of it has been fixed, but they’re finding problems every day, so you might have to take Central Jersey tracks southwest through the Pine Barrens and link up with the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashor
